Joe's Jeans, Inc. (NASDAQ:JOEZ)

JOEZ took a one time write off last quarter. This frees them up for profits to jump over the next year, it also clears off any future obligations of debt, they could now be bought out easier. There ELES brand at Macy expires this quarter, they have other suiters that would like to carry the line, or Macy may pay or commit to purchases to retain the rights to ELES.

Company is implementing it's strategy to open stores and has a strong plan for growth

JOEZ is showing real ability to expand their distribution and product offerings. Definitely a stock to watch closely.

MF stock of the day.

If successful on Macy's deal, it will help it to grow above current level.

Finally, Joe's Jeans is getting some traction of turning around. If this momentum continues and accumulate to the upside, things could look really interesting, especially its future stock prices. Long since 1.20. Had to make two buy orders though.

I just think everyone has there time but just not that long.

Book Value is more than stock value. Unless absolute panic ensues and people start hating the product, there should be growth from here.

To cheap

strong brand, good fundamentals

Lots of promise, could be a year off, maybe more, but good things will happen.

Let's do it! Joe's Jeans is primed for a run. The company is expanding, opening new stores in high traffic areas (although I heard that many happen to be "warehouse" and "wholesale" type stores, although I don't know how true that is).

At $1, I'm adding this to my CAPS page, and I'm purchasing shares in real life. The risk/return is too great to avoid - the website looks cutting edge, and Californian fashionistas aren't concerned about shelling out $100+ for jeans.

While there doesn't appear to be any support for this stock at these levels, I'm betting on the potential growth the JOEZ may experience within the next few years.

If you jump in and the shares gain any where over 25% without any major news, I'd sell your basis and ride those profits. If the new stores ignite a desire for Joe's Jeans, well, you're already in position to reap the benefits.

Watch closely.

This one's gonna rebound from the big drop it had on 2/11/11. Maybe not all the way back up, but I bought right as it bottomed out and plan to get out again when it makes me about .30 a share. It'll be good for a short increase.

Was the quarter really that bad? I've been watching this stock for a while. Interesting retail company. I may not spend alot of money on jeans, but my wife and kids certainly do! Time for me to get my feet wet with some real money.

due for turnaround soon with many new outlets

I recently visited a Joe's outlet for the first time, where I bought my first pair and I am more than impressed. I have never tried on jeans, one after the next that all look great. It just doesn't happen. I don't normally spend $100.00 on a pair of jeans. I will now, they are that good. Not only the fit, but the fabric, and the feel are pretty great. The jeans, the shoes, and the clothing are all stylish.
After due dilegence, "buy what you know and love", has been ringing in my ears... When I think of the products that I love, use and consume that I wanted to buy two years ago, that now lie in the "Land of the Lost stock opportunities" it sticks in my craw. These are stocks such as; Google, Netflix, Priceline,Chipotle, Coach, Under Armor.
I'm going with my gut on this one. I bought Joez stock several months back after some research, and I am planning on adding to my position based solely on my love for the jean, the style, fit, and momentum of the product through Hollywood, and Social Media sites.

Long

3Y EPS>10%/yr, P/E < 20, insider interest, P/B < 20

Solid fundamentals

Payment to management in stock seems to significantly dilute the shares of other shareholders.